The peninsular location of India provides opportunities for harnessing non-conventional energy resources. Discuss with examples. (10 Marks, 150 words)
Introduction
Amidst rising global temperatures (1.1-1.06°C by IPCC) and push towards decarbonization has led to exploring opportunities for harnessing non-conventional energy resources. These include solar, wind, wave, geothermal, thermal differential energy forms.
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Main Body
[Diagram showing Renewable and Non-conventional energy sources with branches to: Solar energy (Gujarat), Wind energy (Andhra Pradesh), Nuclear energy (Tamil Nadu), Wave energy (Tamil Nadu), Pumped hydrostorage, and Geothermal sources]
OPPORTUNITIES FOR HARNESSING ENERGY RESOURCES
CHALLENGES:
Diagram
Flowchart showing renewable and non-conventional energy sources with specific state examples: Solar energy (Gujarat), Wind energy (Andhra Pradesh), Nuclear energy (Tamil Nadu), Wave energy (Tamil Nadu), Pumped hydrostorage, Geothermal sources
- Good use of diagram
- Specific state-wise examples
- Links to global climate change context
- Clear introduction with IPCC reference
MONIKA SRIVASTAVA
Distribution of Key Natural Resources across the world
Non-conventional energy resources
India's peninsular location and renewable energy
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